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Yves Delorme's Athena sheets and bedding blends traditional elegance with new fashioned style. It is the interplay of a white background against the graphic perfection of intersecting stripes. Classic white luxury long-staple combed cotton in 500 thread count percale features bourdon-stitched borders that extend vertically and horizontally for a modern, edge-of-the horizon look.
- Pillowcases and Shams are sold as singles
- Shams have an envelope closure on back
- Fitted sheets are solid color with no embroidery and have full elastic
- Sheet Sets include: Two Pillowcases, One Flat Sheet, and One Fitted Sheet
- Made in France
We want you to be completely satisfied with your color choices and are happy to send you color swatch samples to ensure your complete satisfaction before ordering.
Yves Delorme products are regularly stocked and ship in 3-5 business days.
Should an item you purchased be out of stock, we will contact you as quickly as possible to let you know the estimated ship date of your order.
We welcome you to contact us with any product questions and to request a complimentary color swatch sample to ensure your complete satisfaction.
WASHING BEDDING
Linens should be separated into light or dark colors. Avoid overloading the machine to prevent breaking long fibers like those in Egyptian cotton. Whether cotton, pure linen, or a cotton/linen blend, bedding should be washed in cool to warm water, using a gentle laundry detergent. Remove washed bedding promptly from the machine; this helps reduce wrinkling. Shaking damp linens out before drying will also reduce wrinkles and quicken the drying time.
WASHING BATH LINENS
Washing terry towels before use begins the "breaking in" process, making them softer and more absorbent. Several washings are required for 100% cotton terry towels to achieve their maximum absorbency, softness and fluff.
Launder towels in cool to warm water with a gentle detergent. It is particularly important with towels that you not use fabric softener, since it decreases the absorbency of the towel. Tumble drying on low heat.